There's something of a Children In Need theme this week: big supporter Barlow is at number 3 with his Mumford-a-thon, while Ylvis and Ellie Goulding also performed on the show (though Goulding sings Burn this week, in a special candlelight mix). Mixmaster Avicii brings us a medley of two hits old and new, while JLS get emotional in what might be their last ever TOTP appearance, throwing their shirts to the fans at the end. But the grand finale is lady-of-the-moment Lily Allen, who has the honour of singing two top ten hits, including the number 1, in seamless combination.
Ylvis - The Fox
Up 8 to number 20
JLS - Billion Lights
In at number 19
Gary Barlow - Let Me Go
In at number 3
Ellie Goulding - Burn
Up 10 to number 17
Bastille - Of The Night
Highest New Entry - In at number 2
Rudimental ft. Emeli Sande - Free
High Climber - Up 13 to number 26
Avicii - Wake Me Up / Hey Brother
Long Runner - Up 15 to number 18 after 19 weeks / Back in at number 27
Lily Allen - Hard Out Here / Somewhere Only We Know
In at number 9 / Up 1 to number 1
PRESENTER: Kimberley Walsh
Some real show-stoppers this week. We have Robbie Williams in full naval uniform, Gaga AND R Kelly performing their entry, international big name Celine Dion, and a rather special co-interpretation from Lily Allen and Keane, who both have versions of the same song climbing the top 40. All this and Martin Garrix, who brings a whole farmyard full of animals (people in onesies) to help him celebrate outselling the lot of 'em.
Rizzle Kicks - Skip To The Good Bit
Long Runner - Up 4 to number 16 after five weeks on the chart
The Poppy Girls - The Call (No Need To Say Goodbye)
In at number 13
Ellie Goulding - How Long Will I Love You
In at number 3
Lady Gaga ft. R. Kelly - Do What U Want
In at number 9
Celine Dion - Loved Me Back To Life
High Climber - Up 65 to number 14
Robbie Williams - Go Gentle
In at number 10
Lily Allen and Keane - Somewhere Only We Know
In at number 2 / Back in at number 26
Martin Garrix - Animals
Straight in at number 1
PRESENTER: James Masterton
The Queens of Pop are here in force this week: Britney, Jessie, Emeli and Katy (B), not to mention debuting pop princesses Little Mix and club royalty Storm Queen at number 1. Ed Sheeran is back, too.
Little Mix - Move
In at number 3
Rudimental and Emeli Sandé - Free
In at number 44
Ed Sheeran - I See Fire
In at number 13
Awolnation - Sail
High climber - Up 10 to number 39
Jessie J - Sexy Lady
Back in at number 36
Katy B - 5am
In at number 14
Britney Spears - Work Bitch!
In at number 7
Storm Queen - Look Right Through
Straight in at number 1
PRESENTER: Duffy
Lots of new entries this week, including chart debs Mad and Foxes, while Rizzle Kicks finally get the chance to do Skip To The Good Bit for us after a few weeks in the top 40. The late Lou Reed's From the Vault slot isn't an actual TOTP clip, but a tribute montage. Eminem and Rihanna can't make it and have no video, so it's a montage for them too, drawing on Love The Way You Lie, Russian Roulette, Cleaning Out My Closet and other atmospheric clips. Amazingly, we're still waiting for Rihanna's first studio appearance on the revamped TOTP.
Fatboy Slim ft Riva Starr - Eat Sleep Rave Repeat
In at number 3
Rizzle Kicks - Skip To The Good Bit
High Climber - Up 13 to number 21
Foxes - Youth
In at number 12
Tinie Tempah ft John Martin - Children Of The Sun
In at number 8
Mad - Toyboy
In at number 37
From the Vault: Lou Reed - Perfect Day
Back in at number 45
One Direction - Story Of My Life
In at number 4
Eminem and Rihanna - The Monster
Straight in at number 1
PRESENTER: Marvin Humes
Two big new entries from ex-X Factor actors give this show a strong pop showing that's offset by dance from Showtek and Ben Pearce (third time on, this time with Halloween-suited dancers). Drake's busy, but Majid Jordan gives a special, spine-tingling solo rendition of their long-running joint hit. And Robin Thicke does a two-song medley before we go from crass to class and welcome Lorde for her first appearance, first single and first number one.
Union J - Beautiful Life
In at number 8
Showtek - Booyah
In at number 5
James Arthur - You're Nobody 'til Somebody Loves You
In at number 2
Majid Jordan - Hold On, We're Going Home
Up 2 to number 10
Ben Pearce - What I Might Do
Up 4 to number 12
From the Vault: Blackstreet - No Diggity
Back in at number 61
Robin Thicke - Give It 2 U / Blurred Lines
Up 13 to number 15 / Up 7 to number 26
Lorde - Royals
Straight in at number 1
PRESENTER: Kimberley Walsh
This is OneRepublic's week once again, as they celebrate their bounce back to the top with streamers and confetti. Katy Perry also flies the US flag, but a few other high-up Americans are absent this week, allowing Passenger and TOTP stalwarts John Newman and Ellie Goulding to return with quirky twists on their evergreen hits. Newman also celebrates the number one album this week.
Katy Perry - Roar
Up 1 to number 6
Wilkinson - Afterglow
In at number 8
Passenger - Let Her Go
Up 1 to number 24
Iggy Azalea - Change Your Life
In at number 10
Lawson - Juliet
Highest New Entry - In at number 3
John Newman - Love Me Again
Up 4 to number 26
Ellie Goulding - Burn
Up 1 to number 17
OneRepublic - Counting Stars
Up 2 to number 1
PRESENTER: James Masterton
A huge number of high new entries this week gives an eclectic show full of fresh material. Eminem and lady-of-the-moment Miley Cyrus both make the transatlantic trip to bump up the star power, while Lucy Spraggan and John Newman each return with a second TOTP performance in two weeks.
John Newman - Cheating
In at number 9
Conor Maynard - R U Crazy
In at number 4
Lucy Spraggan - Tea And Toast
In at number 50
James Blunt - Bonfire Heart
In at number 6
Ylvis - The Fox
High Climber - Up 22 to number 24
Eminem - Berzerk
In at number 2
The Saturdays - Disco Love
In at number 5
Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball
Straight in at number 1
PRESENTER: Duffy
